Latkas must have applesauce!

I second that. I haven't eaten Chinese food with a fork for at least... two years, maybe more.

Also, worchestershire sauce on any kind of meat is usually good, as is hickory sauce.

Any kind of sausage/hotdog meat is good with syrup.

Eating an authentic home made burrito without authentic homemade chile sauce is just wrong. I tried it today and it was weird.

There's a whole COUNTRY of people out there who mix their food together in odd combinations...it's called the Netherlands. My dad picked up the practice from his Dutch parents, and as far as I could ascertain when I was there, many other people do the same.

pancakes and strawberries

The Netherlands, huh?

I honestly can't remember where or when I picked it up. I've been doing it as long as I can remember...

Well, now I got to go dig up all my geneology stuff and search for long lost Dutch relatives. :lol:

I was appalled at the foods I was served in Sweden. Everything has this horrible "kebab" stuff on it. Basically Spam on a huge spit upright like a cotton candy holder. But, I digress... In Sweden, for the most part, pizza must be served with kebab. I ate a lot of bread. But then again, where I was, bread was almost exclusively consumed with shrimp, herring or lobster paste from a tube. <insert shudder here>

I cannot finish eating with anything sweet. Dessert-type items must be followed by or consumed with something salty... pickles or a few chips, preferably.

all this talk about food has left me hungry.

the only time i eat steak(like whole pieces of 300g-500g) is when i go to a resturant but i gotta have it with chips.

my mothers oven roasted lamb with a thick brown gravy with mint jelly and roast potatos.

our typical sunday lunch: roast chicken with roast potatos
indian style curri and either rice or rootie(fried indian flat
bread)
broccolli, cauliflower and carrots boiled in a creamy cheese
sauce with grated cheese over that baked in the oven

thats just the usual...on really special occasions we include chow mein and hong kong chicken and a nyummy nyummy potato bake, accompanied by my mums sweet pumpkin.

If and I do mean if! :confused: I eat pasta with red sauce
( heart burn kills ) Must make a garlic based toasted bread!
add herbs or cheese both it just has to be crusty! :)

I eat pasta with white/brown,butter based sauces all the time.
Red pizzas are a no go too. Will eat white ones all day :cool:

This thread has started a big rumble in my tummie :|

you mean french-fries right? not potato chips.. You must be Dutch! I will go with that, but a requirement for fries is ketchup and vinigar.

also:
- cheese (any cheese) on a sandwhich requires mayo as well.
- KD requires ketchup & hotdogs cut into it. (KD is kraft Dinner or mac & cheese)

- speaking of Dutch food habits: what about toast with chocolate shavings on it?

ok... i read on.... still, I agree, and you aren't Dutch either.

Sprinkles! Personally I prefer milk chocolate but my dad likes dark chocolate and my great-uncle likes the tutti-frutti kind. They're best had on white bread toast with real butter. Mmmm.

Barbecue Sauce, on everything. French fries are really good with it, and especially when I get a Big Mac, I have to add it. The best sauce to use is Sweet Baby Ray's. (Can you tell I'm from Chicago?)

Oh! I had that in Denmark, white bread + marmalade + chocolate. Just like candy! It's okay once in a while as a treat, but all the time? Nah.

If you're going to serve me a steak it better have mushrooms on it, lots of them.

Others:

Pizza - Potato Chips (Crisps to djflish :D )
Grilled Cheeze Sandwich - Bean Soup
Donut - Chocolate Milk

(insert food here) with cheese.

Buffets are great. I walk around and try to put a little bit of everything on my plate. But I never felt that one food Must go with another food, except cheese.

here goes:
1. popcorn must be: slightly burned with spray olive oil and dashed with parmasan cheese, then served with strong coffee...no idea why, but it's tradition for me and i LOVE it. also, when i have coffee and popcorn, i have to have coke, the drink :)

2. Corona with sushi..dunno why, but it is just soo good.

3. lava cake with espresso chocolate chip icecream, homemade

4. garlic bread with soy sauce on top

5 eggs with cheese

bacon with eggs, although i had bad bacon recently that turned me off to eggs all together..

and when i am in nyc, i have to have calamari with thai dipping sauce..